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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-11
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atlanta CONSTITUTION. " |TI-" -T|7" N n
Nothing was ever moro certain in
American polite, than tina. Mr.. Cleve-
land will ba the next Democratic candi-
dato for the Presidency. There is one
thing quite as certain. aud that is that If
Mr.. Cleveland survives his present term
ne, and he alone, can lead the Democratic
hoais tn victory s'Hf,-.- |ra I-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-11

Nv '1H''VH" TUT Oo'o"eo'
Nor y,o1l JLfsLJ ....

Lte@ fdfS aef0a. .sr.s --....,. ,-.l.a
Gentlemen Of the House Of Representa-
tives, suppose you now sit down on Mr..
Randall long enough to appropriate
money, and enongh OF It, for harbor de.
fences and for guns, and for few more
very fast c:ulsera. Your constituents
will all DO pleased, and II you don't do 1t
only Mr.. Randall will be pleased.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-11
DRIFT OF OPINION.
And So 1t Goes,

Hew York World. "a
The effect OF prohibition in Atlanta,
Ga, has nlmply caused tho liquor consum-
cd to reach the consumer by new and de-
vious channels without lessening the
amount used. The same story comes
from nearly all tho prohibition towns.
There is tho same amount OF drunkenness,
with an increase Of evasion and falso
swearing. 'G6 so
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-11

Choap Excursion Tickets to the South.
Cheap excursion tickets to principal
points in the South are now on sale by
tbs Panhandle route. For tickets ard
further particulars call on or address J. G.
Tomlirson, passenger agent, Panhandle
Route, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-11

hGRSdJ cay INNS. ...... s-E= re"
A canvass Of the Kansas Legislature
shows great strength for Cleveland and
Blaine as Presidential candidates against
all corners. John Sherman and Governor
Hill rank second. Senator Ingalls, re.
ceiveo two votes and Senator Plumb one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-11

Dashington-:"I saw the most wonder
tul thing at the theatre last night. A
Hindoo juggler raised a mango tree from
but the ssed." Bilkins-Pshaw |!
that's nothing, mo boy. My vile -raiaes
Cain every night from less than that" a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-11

THERE are many accidents and diseases
which Affect Stock and causes serious in
and loss to the farmer in his
work, which may be quickly remedied by
tho use Of DR.. ]. Il. McLsan's Volcanic
VII Llnlment. = Dkw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-11
DIED,

BUFFIEGToN-At MplndsyIlle, ". Va, on
Wednesday, February Q, 1857, at $50 O'Clock.
Mrs. ELIZA BURLINGTON, In the S0.h year OF her
age. r-T ses1-Ilrs .a' &. 1
Funeral from her late residence on Sunday atter'
noon at O'Clock. ,nrj m
THALMAN-on Wednesday. February Q, 1887. at s
man. in the 2'lh year OF Der age. 7.1-
Funeral will take place Friday morning at Q
o'clock, from S. Josephs Cathedral. Friends
OF the family are respectfully invited to attend.
1nterment at Mt. Calvary Cemetery. o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-11
Away With tho Hallway Stove!

INEuueIpNlG Ntc0rU. n : u n ? Nv
Let Legislatures insist on Immediate &C.
ton by railroad companies looking to q
change. Danish the railway coal stove
and we will soon adjust ourselves to the
new conditions, whatever they may ba.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-11
,DUBLIC SALE.
]. c. nkgvEy. Auetloaeer.
A ssIGNMENT NOTICE.

n ~ ~ - : ~
Oion D. Kkner having this day, by m instru.
mcnt Of writing, duly inside and recorded In The
Clerks office Of the County Cont Of Ohio county,
essgucd to me- for tho benefit OF his creditors, ali
his personal property OF every desert otion ncud.
Ing his book accounts, notes and stock OF mill.
merry, notions, &c No. 1911 Main street, NIL penons
indebted 10 laid Kisnee arc required to make In.
mediate settlement with nc or The same will be put
into the hands of officers for collection. All per.
Sous having claims against said KIsner can present
the same. properly verified, for settlement. The
stock Of goods and property assigned will be dis.
sas pnrchassfs and II not disposed Of ia shl,s ~
days will be sold at public auction on the pro a.
isea. No. l07l Main street. f,nHa sas-
iel0 b. b. DOVENER. Assignee.
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Why:
Buffalo Express.

Tho Voice, Prohibition organ, wants to
know why every editorial which lauds
Francis Murphy ends by advocating high
cause both man and method are practical
and effective, Ept
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-11

The Baltimore 4 Ohio arc selling cheap
excursion tickets to Los Angeles and San
Francisco, also to. principal points in
Florida and the South. For full informa-
ton call on or address T. O. Burke, Ticket
Agent Baltimore 4 Ohio, Wheeling, W.
Va 7brtE r., tatg al''. - 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-11

CHICIyU 1HltI-OCtuN 49, ~ " =
The Car Of Russia has 90. the men, but
is short OF money. Now, Uncle Sam has
both. - -.----,- ----L
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-11
Tho Texas Gauge,
Gicdgo Tribune.

CHtedJo 1ri0ane. s. ~ ~. S.
What makes man i'll one State wouldn't
in another. For instance, there's Repre-.
sentative Reagan, OF Texas, elected United
States Senator. ..l.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-11

every hour until 900 p. m. Leave Wheeling part
at 200 and run every hour until 1000 p. m, . = :
Tho church train will leave each terminus at
l2:lu p. IN. ifsD stsf @. HIRSCH, ~
aos -. 800 .--------- Superintendent.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-11

WHEELING K ELM GROVE
wv On and after NOVEMBER is, 1856, trains will
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-11

We'Ye Got the Men, We've Got tho Money,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-11

~ :. II. z. y q. Railroad. f7tgTlrs sE
GAINESVILLE. l-, E1I"a1 $3.50 80 -
Leave Bellaize at 1:so p. N. for Woodsaeld and
Leave Beffatre ut 4:s5 p. m. for woodsaeld, IA,
Arrive at Bellaire at l2:l5 D m from Snmnn,re,a
$3.50 p. m. for Zanesvil!e. S:25 NJ for Woods6eld
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

The views o. : Farmer who Consfders
II m Article II Value.
have grown more or less buckwheat
every season since began to farm for
myself. now more than forty years ago.
always-save one season-thrcw the
straw out to be trodden under foot by
the stock, supposing II was fit for
nothing but manure, and very little OF
that-as daddy" used to do.
had noticed. however. from year to
year, that when buckwhcat was cut
before frost. and the straw cured free
Of nastiness, that stock seemed 10 relish
il.
L therefore, scattered some damp.
bright buckwheat straw in the NOV Of
nv barn. thinking l would get il cured
without mold But. alas. wherever II
was foot thick it became musty and
came out smoking enough to nearly
stile the stock. This discouraged me.
and thereafter sent il out to the back
door Of the barn as a thing vain to at
tempt 10 save for stock. But, being
scarce Of straw few years since, !
concluded to try another experiment.
I thrashed out the seed in
the barn. hauled the straw
70 the stable and stacked 1t
around poles twelve feet high. laying
chunks and pieces Of rails on the
ground to let air under. male the
stacks about nine feet in diameter a.
the base. and laying the green straw
around the polo without tramping Il.
% give 1t free air to dry. / rearcd Il In
aslim stack to the top Of the pole.
There was side shed to my stable.
and turned sixteen lambs into the
shed 10 winter. building pen 80 A. TO
take In the buckwhcat straw sticks.
II was not long till the lambs went 20
eating the straw and fingered around
the stack till they eat through TO tho
poles. within couple Of feet ! me-
ticcd the straw was bright and clear
all around. save foot or two Of mold
IN center next the poles. This ! took
away. and let the stacks slip down the
poles TO give the shccp another chance
So I Kept on till the lambs eat "?
my straw, thriving well with the addi-
ton Of little Iran and chopped oats
and corn. which / fed them twice =
day. ! have since come 70 believe that
Il buckwhcat Is cut before frost and
che straw cured without mold. II Il as
good for stock A. wheat or oats straw.
Gar. DttrOif Free Prcsa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

Chamber concerts are NIL the rage
1t present The orchestra is usually
six months old infant -- Detroit
Grdpkic.
When Il . ship Economically in
love. and when IS she foolishly in love?
When she's attached TO q buoy. and
when she's anchoring after swell
-lrate Parent-s.Debt! Debt! DEBIT!
DO ron know what follows dcbty
Son Oaconically) --''Dunncrs! Here's
couple Of tailors after me now. -
Teras Strings.
"A citizen Of Cincinnati went on to
Europe and left four gas-jets blazing
away in his house for four months.
Hchas offered the gas company $780,
600 to settle the bill. but they want an
even million. and he will probably have
70 pay it.-Dttrou Free Press.
Pastry Rhyme Dyspcptical.-
She may dress in silk or may dress in satin
May know the languages. Greek and Latin.
h-y know fne art. may love and sigh
b1t sne amt no good II she cant make pie.
Merchant 7rarcier.
After heated debate in Congress.
one Of tho members turned 60 another
whom he expected would help him.
and said: why didn't you help us
out? You never opened your mouth
once during the entire debate" s'Oh.
YES. ! did ! yawned through your
entire speech. " was the reply. -Farmer
and Manufacturer.
"A wee maiden. as many other
small children have done, had the mis-
fortune TO fall down stairs the other
day. and in landing nj the foot, that
part q the anatomy commonly de-
nominated the funny bone" came in
contact with the wall with more force
ehan was calculated to mako q COM
Portable impression. On being picked
up and asked II she was hurt she rub
bed her arm for . moment and said:
NO. but my elbow Is awful dizzy
Buffalo Courier.
How did you happen to fall Of
thc boat'" asked young man after
member Of his boating party was
resuscitated. 1T was this way: was
lying on top Of tho cabin and heard
somebody talking. They were cuddlcd
1own where the boom couldn't strike
enen. and pretty soon COO struck my
ear~ II said: .Tiahcd. darling?'
lnhed somc.' 'S'ecpy, dahlingl'
copy some.' Kiss me. dahlingr'
smack And that's when rolled OF
"'o the water. - Washington Critic.
-"Bub." remarked muscular
'armer 70 boy whom he found in his
melon patch, "bub. do You know why
yon and would be good material for
ac'garP" "'Deed | don't, sir" was
.ne response Of the quivcring rulprit.
vel. then. my young Colum bus"
sa'a the granger. advancing 10 . con.
sen'ent position for the laying on Of
nanos Its because you've proven
yourself . very good filler and I
xncw you'll acknowledge me to be .
600 rapper." And he did. - Sosksss
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

= wew xerk Dssd-Dsas Ie11s He Ms1s
~ 6ste1ng Livsiihosd.
There Wa : young man stopping Il 81
Wese side lodging house until recently
Who, according 70 the New York Nail and
kxpress, paid Tor his bed every night with
postage stampa He had practiced this
about week " more whom the proprietor
grew suspicious. With view 20 finding
out just where the fellow got the stamps,
Che hotel man had him watched and dis
covered thas b ledger not only paid for
bis bed with the little brown squares, but
that he ate ~ several restaurants where
the proprietors accepted the stamps
IN payment After watching
bis LOGGER for several days.
and discovering nothing that could explain
his possession Of 20 many postage stamps,
the hotel man refused one night 70 accept
them In payment Tor q bed unless the man
could satisfy him that they were not
stolen. The lodger demurred for awhile,
and refused 70 talk about tho matter.
Then the hotel man threatened 10 hand
him over 70 the police, whereupon the
lodger, after swearing his landlord 70 -
erecy, said:
II am bexgar. live on . revenue do
rived from begging for postage stamps. !
began BY working the First ward, and am
now doing Eighth avenue. ] hate 20 give
the scheme away, for IL il good one and
q profitable. manage 70 keep my
self looking clean and neat, though
triie threadbare, and with : letter
In my hand, ask each available per.
son for stamp. refuse money always,
although gentlemen sometimes 70 with me
70 the nearest drug store and buy me the
stamp. Occasionally ! get two and three
stsmpa When get together two OF three
dollars worth ! take them 70 : dealer
down town who buys them from me at =
discount; but never pay out this money
II ! can help Il Whenever ! can ! get
restaurant and lodging-houss keepers 70
accept stamps for my meals and bed. In
this way / save the discount But now -
you know my game, shall have 20 seek
fields more green and pastures new. Good
night guess III Try Brooklyn To-
awhile.n
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07


The Little Giants" con. stephen
a Douglas, q Chicago weighs 80
poundA
"A revival a interest IN tho poems
n Walter Scott u reported from =
number Of Western cities.
Miss Flora Benjamin. Of Cincin-
natl. is the latest musical wonder. She
can play almost any instrument. and
/. especially proficient on the violin
She never took lesson IN music.
Nine. Popp. the doyennc Of Bel
c;an Journalists. for fifty years editor
n the Brnges Journal, has written up
- the present no less than $1,000 ar
ticlcs, each containing from 5000 70
1000 words.
Only one Philadelphia paper can
90 back 10 lis lilies Of one hundred
wears ago. as the North american docs.
IN iss purpose TO celebrate the consti-
tut,onaI centennial. by printing fac
smile of an issue Of one Of is lincal
predecessors, which contained the first
printed copy Of the Constitution.
Bismarck wife i an interesting
woman. She Il more than sixty years
az age. very tall. and very gray Her
features are prominent and her check
bones very high. Altogether she has
4 strong face. She Is women Of very
determined character and not unlike
The .iron chancellor" himself in obsti-
nacy. She Is fond Of talking and
spsaks in q loud and decided voice.
Editor George w. Childs though
well advanced in years. is wonder-
fully preserved man. His rosy cheeks
are ike the bushes Of schoolgirl Of
fourteen or fifteen. His eye is as
clear and bright As it was twenty
wears ago. his step just As agile. His
dress il always the same. and yet he
looks as il his clothes had just come
nom the tailor's. they are so spotless.
The King Of Persia once ordered
his visicr TO make out a list Of all the
fools in his dominions- lie did 50. and
rat his Majesty's name at the head Of
them. The King asked him why. and
Lie Immediately answered: Because
YOU entrusted lac Of rupees to men
youdon't know 10 buy horses for you q
thousand miles Of. End who'll never
come back" .Ay. but suppose they
come back,' 'sThen shall erase your
name and insert theirs" ~ PHblit
Opinion
-Zebehr Pasha. who has just beer
released from three years inprison
ment At Gibraltar, has played an i'm
portant part in African. politics fol
twenty-five years past He has been
m English prisoner ever s.are hi
capture BY General Gordon over ten
years ago. He was on parole in Cairo
for eight years until his intrigues in
behalf Of the Mahdi obliged the Eng
lish to shut him up ut Gibraltar
Whether ne will be coatented to re
main quietly in Cairo or will attemp
20 regain his sccpter in Darfar i II
interesting problem.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

A Englishwomaa is about TO start "A
School for Wives" The pupils will b.
Instructed in cook ~, dress making,
ply iology, book keeping, elocution AND
debating. The curriculum has its good
points, but the class in debating seems
70 bs asupernuity. As means Of matri'
nonial felicity debating ability - not 9
success. II has been said that that l. the
hzppisst nation which has no history. Il
may a. truly Be asserted that that h thu
happiest family which has no debateA
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

when the late 6ylvsnus Cobb, Jr., was .
boy he went 70 sea The commander Of the
ship had literary turn Of mind, and put
In the spare hours Of one crdiss in writing
. sea story. One day he came upon deck
and, looking down upon group Of sea-
men, sung out: "Has any one go1 pen
knifss" II have. sir, }" replied yozng Ccbb,
stepping forward. sACan yos make quill
psns." Eyes, sir.S "What did you do
before you shipped in the navy!" "Iwas
In printing ONCE, sir" ~You ere just
the one am looking for. Come with me. |"
Young Cobb was taken into the cabin and
made private secretary, but long before
be had finished copying and arranging the
captains manuscript he concluded that he
could write better story himself and tried
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

The treatment Of many thousnnds o. caseo
o. those chronic weakness end disfreolnI
Hoss; su9 sn E inasSss baso y
ins end thoroughly sesiing rsnediss foF o.
e1s e r ys%g svs9, 1870 esas:sssr,pssn
va luz S e1psr!encs. Tsc1ssnds u sssi.mo.
e en: s rSs Ssrs s s essi Z aas
vated and obstinate cnaee which had oamc4
their skilI. prove e e 3 ths mot wonderfu!
sersns sy Women. 4 : noe s rceonmended
scure-sll" but = . most perfect Specific To-
Woman0 peculiar oflmcnfA
I A. : Powsrl.Is inyi9orsalsg ssniss
and %. The womb and ~ apPcnda6n g
particular. For. ovcrworked, NvoEn. OUT. Z
sran-down." debiiisaied scscneM m!ih,i Line
kecpcrS. nnrsing mothers and feeble women
generally. DR.. Pierce's favor1te frcocripuo9
3 tho greatest earthly boon. being uneQeale1
A = soothing ana oerengehenino
neFvine, ~Favor1fc Prescription" = une.
qualed and 4 invaluable N allaying and sub
hausfion. prostitution. hysteria. spasms ana
monty attendant upon functional and orFanie
deep sS q s sesvs mental snss5 and a.
'pS6a 81. Picres's raveysse Prsserlpsses
Compounded y a s1Psriescsd ana sfiIiial
physicisn, and adapted 70 woman's delicate
ORGANIZATIONS Il = purely vegetables n -
4; sod RsEscc ~ esI sqsse n os
morning sickness, or nausea. from whateves
cause ari1ing. weak stomach. indigestion. dy.
geps.a .ne I nnased syPgsoms r. nss. 70 'na
Fsvofisc Prcsesipsio On > IL : posi-
tive cure FOR the meet complicated and Oh.
sfinafc cases Of leucorrhea. excessive Moving.
Proiapsus. or falling Of the womb. weak back
female weakness" antevergion, rctroveyion.
bearing-d0wn eensafions, chronic ccngeetion.
Inflammation and ulcerafion Of the womb. II.
accompanied with = internal heat"
A. = regulator and promoter Of Juno
tional action. e that critical per;cd Of ch,ngs
scription = : perfectly safe remedial agent.
equaily edcacious and vsiuable in ifs edecf1
far n tst ,sr sDa en-; me-
period. Known . . The Change q Life"
~Eavortse PrescriPsf ON, when taken
a connection with the uee of Or: Perce'1
doses % Dr. PIeroe's Purgnfive PeIIcse Iiiftis
dIscascs Their combined ms also remove
s;USS anf ssn aoa ssss sSs ss
medicine for women. sold 81 drurgisfs. undof
Sstf e. nv sss % ne
casc, or money viii be refunded. Ink guarar-
tee has been printed on the t1c-wrnpper.
s1d fs!thiuIlx csrrtsd out fcs many year.
Aossi rs t S3sS Ssot 81 ooseo si~0s = az
for inrFc. iIkstrsfcd Treatise On Diseases a
s Women q 90 Issss gsger-coverd'. ssnd 20
WodlS DlspeDsau Medical Assocl1lloo,
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

Tho hay crop i ths leading crop q
ll,e United Statcx
Gold Cabbage Salad Chop the
cabbage fne. sprinkle Il with salt. pep
per ana sugar. cover with one-thiri
water two-thirds vinegar. - Boston
Budget.
--Buttered Toast Toast stale bread
TO delicate brown. dip In boiling wa
ter cont aiming little salt. spread with
butter and set In the oyen.- lHdian-
zpolis Sentinel.
III any particular variety Of fruit
annually becomes infested with worms,
while other varieties escape. It Is best
not 70 waste the space with such trees.
but dig them up and try new varieties
~ indianapolis Journal
To perfume note.paper sprinkle
some blotting- paper with the perfume
required and lay under = weight until
dry. and place il between the sheets Of
paper. When removed they viii be
perfumcd.
Plum Cream. Stew one pint Of
plums; make very sweet; whip one
pint az cream. and dissolve one-half
box Of celatinc in warm water; strain
the plums and add 10 the geIatine; stir
| in the cream; set on ice TO harden. -
Lonisriiie Courier-Jonrnai
There are two varieties Of guineas
I domesticated. the common. or
spcckled. and the white. the latter
not 80 well known. being compara-
lively new. There are several wild
varieties the native country being
\ Northern Africa Farm, Field and
/ .Sf0ckmdn.
Wet. muddy feet and legs are full
" as injurious to the lower orders of
animal life rs they are to men, In
stinct teaches the animal in a state Of
nature 70 avoid such unwholesome ex-
posures. but man has Obliged them to
grovel in such miserable places and is
therefore responsible for the results. -
81. Louis Republican,
Grape Catsup Boil your grapes
and put through the colander. and
then through a sieve, to get out all
the seeds and grape skins To four
quarts Of the juice take one-pint Of
vinegar. little more IL you think II
not tart enough, about an ounce each
Of cloves. cinnamon and allspice. and
smear sotsste---Farmcr and NGnufact-
urcr.
If any one have pear tree that
hears spotted or cracked fruit. let him
sprinkle wood ashes freely over the
soil beneath the tree. as far in diam
eter as the branches extend-not a
light sprinkle either. but liberal
dressing Then wash the bark thor
oughly with strong soap suds (old-
fashioned soft soap preferred). with
the addition Of lime-water. and a little
flower Of sulphur. - Indianapolis Jour-
NAL
-Rissoles of Chicken or veal. Chop
cold fowl or veal till very fine and add
to II little ham and two hard-boiled
eggs with tablespoonful Of butter.
Flavor with pepper and salt. lemon
and nutmeg. Mix all together and
roll in small balls and lay two inches
from each other upon sheet Of pastry
rolled out very thin With the finger
dipped In cold water. moisten the
pastry round each ball Of meat; spread
another thin crust over them. and
with . biscuit cutter cut each one,
pressing the edges Of the pastry to-
gether- Brush with beaten egg and
fry in hot lard. Serve with celery and
white picked onions Good Cheer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

OfIicial statistics show that Of the 5000.
Ooo men enlisted, there were killed in bat.
tle. l4,32s; died Of wounds, l9,2o6; died Of
disease, N, 216; died q unknown causes,
sl,lsl; total, oos, 74s. This includes only
those whose death while in the army had
been actually proven To this numbes
should Be added. first 1900 men who ars
known 70 have died while in the hands q
the enemy as prisoners Of war, and many
others in the same manner whose dsaths
~ unrecordad.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

OID Pill boxes are spread over the land BY
the thousands after having been emptied ~
ening. disgusting medicine the poor stomach
has 70 contend with Too much strong medi-
cine. Prickly Ash Bitters IL rapidly and
surely taking the place Of AL this class Of
drugs. and in curing all the ills arising from
disordered condition Of the Liver, kidneys,
stomach and bowels.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

A PEETTY woman II like : mustard plas-
Ter She absorbs all . mans attention -
Lusfas Lax HeyloA